To transform an already typed expression into a different one without moving the cursor, add a dot at the end. Select one from the list, and then use Tab to move the cursor between stubs: Spot syntax errorsĪll the errors in your code are highlighted red:Ĭontext-aware completion gives a list of suggestions for names, types, and keywords:Īmong the completion suggestions, you can find templates for common code constructs. The below is not an exhaustive list of Smart Mode features, rather a couple of examples that'll help you to get the feel of how it works in Fleet.

Put the downloaded file into the ~/.fleet/ directory. Follow the steps below for a workaround.ĭownload Clangd using the following links:Ĭorrect the version number in the link to get a fresher version when available. This message indicates that Fleet might not have been able to download Clangd because of a firewall. Smart Mode turns on code insight features for your C++ code.Ĭlick the Smart Mode Status icon in the top-right corner. The opened directory becomes the root of your workspace: Select your project root folder and click Open: Press ⌘O or select File | Open from the menu. Fleet checks all the workspace directories at picks the largest compile_commands.json file. Your compile_commands.json can be located anywhere under the project root. JetBrains Fleet supports C++ projects with compilation databases.Ī compilation database is a JSON file named compile_commands.json, which contains structured data about every compilation unit in the project.įollow this instruction to generate a compilation database for your project. Set up a workspace Prepare a compilation database for your project

In JetBrains Toolbox, click Install near the JetBrains Fleet icon. Make sure you are logged in JetBrains Toolbox under your JetBrains Account. Install JetBrains Toolbox 0 or later: the Download page. It covers the installation, project setup, and working with code.

This tutorial gets you up to speed with C++ development in JetBrains Fleet.

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